スミソニアン国立動物園のインスタグラム(smithsonianzoo) - 3月4日 02時24分

Where and when will the next global health crisis occur? As part of @USAID’s Emerging Pandemic Threat program, PREDICT, scientists in @スミソニアン国立動物園’s Global Health Program are on the ground in Myanmar, training local wildlife biologists on how to answer that very question.
To conduct their research, Global Health Program scientists and local biologists travel to the Hlawga and Hpa An National Parks to collect samples from animals that frequently come into contact with humans (like rats and bats) for any signs of genetic material from dangerous virus families. Part of the training encompasses how to collect the samples safely with the proper biosecurity gear and how to screen the samples for potential pathogenic viruses.
In addition to identifying the potential for disease outbreaks in humans, identifying animals that are carriers for deadly diseases like SARS can help curb illegal poaching. #WorldWildlifeDay #WeSaveSpecies

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